PROPERTY Redevelopment at intu takes shape
The redevelopment at intu Broadmarsh is gaining momentum with space being created inside the centre for The Light’s nine- screen cinema by moving the centre management office to new premises. The intu Broadmarsh team will
now be based at Severn’s House on Middle Pavement - owned by intu and Nottingham City Council – following an extensive refurbishment delivered by Chamber member Bowmer & Kirkland. The 652sq m building is now also
home to intu’s marketing suite for the redevelopment, a manned reception, office space and site accommodation for the contractors delivering the project. General Manager for intu in
Nottingham, Nigel Wheatley, said: “This is another step towards the redevelopment of intu Broadmarsh and will help us to create a centre with a new mix of places to shop, eat, relax and play for our customers to enjoy, including The Light cinemas and Hollywood Bowl, both of which are already committed to the redeveloped centre. “The redevelopment of intu
Broadmarsh will complement the existing retail and leisure offering at intu Victoria Centre as well as the wider city, bringing something new to Nottingham and offering the best experience to customers and retailers.
Nigel Wheatley, at Severn's House
‘The transformation of intu Broadmarsh will bring new retail and leisure brands to the city’
“intu has worked with
Nottingham City Council to align with its vision and to ensure that the development works in collaboration with the rest of the city, improving access and connectivity. “Preparatory works have been underway for a number of months
Final house handover at Wildgoose site
Wildgoose Homes has made the final handover to a property on its sought-after Derbyshire housing development. The Wistanes Green site, in
Wessington, has now been completed after the keys for the last house were handed to Mr and Mrs Cripwell, of Derby, by Wildgoose Homes’ Chairman Jonathan Wildgoose. Work on the site started in
early 2017 with all the houses sold before they were completed and reservations from the first week of release to the market. Wistanes Green now
comprises 32 market and affordable homes. Reuben Spears, Development
Director for Wildgoose Homes, said: “At Wildgoose Homes our aim is to create an environment where attractively-designed houses fit into their new surroundings and give the new
Wildgoose Homes Chairman Jonathan Wildgoose (left) handing over the final set of keys at the Wistanes Green development
residents a sense of place and a home that provides a fantastic living environment. At Wistanes Green we have achieved that.” Wildgoose Homes’ next
developments include 22 new homes at Marston Montgomery in South Derbyshire and a 28- home development in Stretton, North East Derbyshire.
Historic hall lights a fire under potential buyers
The former home of Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service, the historic Old Hall in Littleover, has been put up for sale. Expressions of interest have been invited for the nearly five-acre site on
Burton Road, which includes the impressive Victorian mansion. The site also includes more modern buildings and a gatehouse in
attractive, landscaped grounds. The 1891 house was erected to the design of Alexander MacPherson for
businessman Edward MacInnes. Prior to that there was a home on the site which dated back to the late Elizabethan era. Most recently, it was the headquarters of Derbyshire Fire and Rescue
Service for 45 years before it moved to be alongside Derbyshire Police at Butterley Hall in Ripley. Chamber member Salloway Property Consultants, as well as Bishop Property Consultants, is acting as vendors for the Old Hall.
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and we are looking forward to seeing the redevelopment of intu Broadmarsh progress. “The transformation of intu
Broadmarsh will bring new retail and leisure brands to the city, encouraging more people to visit Nottingham throughout the day
Old Hall
and into the evening. Not only that, but a new entrance on Middle Hill and open street at Drury Walk will make it even easier to get around the city, improving the experience for visitors.” Work to prepare the centre for
the redevelopment has been underway since last year, with the refurbishment works of Severn’s House starting on-site in August 2017.
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